YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cal. State Dominguez Hills is our first chapter in California!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(color and smilies in quote courtesy of MOI ;) )

Mornin'! I just double checked the school website, and basically it says that no student organization can haze.

If an administrator happens to see a individual student walking around with a black peacoat and yellow gloves or not speaking to anyone around them, there's really nothing they can say or do. It's the student's choice and the university can't infringe on how a student dresses or who they speak to.

Now I am sure if there was imminent danger to the student, the university would have a responsibility to step in. But in my chats with administrators from years ago, they definitely didn't like it, but they knew they couldn't do anything.

GWU
 

Lambda Upsilon Lambda
Sigma Lambda Upsilon
Lambda Pi Chi

We co-sponsor events with them all the time

Bloomsburg University in PA has

Chi Upsilon Sigma
Lambda Sigma Upsilon

They list something about mu upsilon sigma...I don't know what that is.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Very, VERRRRRY interesting. So I understand they cannot prevent students from wearing certain things or not speaking to anyone if that is what the student chooses. Which makes sense. But another question: What if several students, who all choose to dress the same way, also choose to march on line (locked up) on campus. Could the administration step in then? Or what if they choose to run everywhere, or cut corners? I'm just wondering how far the administration will let the orgs go before they step in and say something?

and P.S. G'Mornin to you, too!!!

I have no idea how far things have to go before the University steps in. As long as they are not using university resources or violating school rules, I just don't see them stepping in.

I have definitely seen all the same things you've mentioned, but you know....if it's not happening to the president of the SGA, I don't think it's on the radar. It's KNOWN, but it's not priority.

LGLO's
 

Humboldt State University has:
GAMMA ALPHA OMEGA SORORITY, INC: Latina Based

UNLV:
Sigma Delta Alpha, Latino Interest Fraternity
Sigma Theta Psi, Multicultural Sorority
Kappa Delta Chi, Latina Interest Sorority

Re: LGLOs at your school?
 

Iowa State University:
Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. (part of the ISU NPHC)
Sigma Lambda Beta (part of the ISU IFC, they dont get along with NPHC for some reason)

I've talked with some of the women of Gamma about doing either a social activity or some philanthropy/community service- but nothing as of yet.

Our LGLOs are basically like our NPHC orgs and dont do anything with IFC or CPC.

Re: Re: LGLOs at your school?
 

Sigma Lambda Beta is nationally affliated with IFC, not NPHC. So why are they expected to be apart of NPHC:confused:

SDSU:

Fraternities:
Nu Alpha Kappa
Gamma Zeta Alpha

Sororities:
Alpha Pi Sigma
Lambda Sigma Gamma

There's some multicultural GLOs whose membership is predominantly hispanic, but I'm guessing those don't count.

Re: Re: Re: LGLOs at your school?
 

They were part of NPHC at ISU for the last X-many years but 2years ago or a year ago left it and just recently joined IFC since NPHC wouldnt let them join again.

yeah, your girls here are nice. i remember sitting next to them at welcome week, and chatting with them. (i'm alum, so i don't know all the newer members to all the GLO's on campus, like i use to)

NYU LGLOs
 

as far as i know, we have SIA and Phiota fraternity (im not sure of their official name--perhaps Phi Iota Alpha?)

ive seen 2 SIA ladies in jackets, and a few Phiotas when putting on events duriing Hermanidad (our Hispanic Heritage Month here at school)

aside from the bi-annual club fair, round robins before rush, and greek week, i dont think any of the orgs work together on anything. but that coudl be a very wrong assumption on my part.

ETA: Lambda Pi Chi Sorority is also on our campus, though i have never heard or seen any members.

AT BGSU
 

Sigma Lambda Beta
Sigma Lambda Gamma
Delta Chi Phi - Just started last semester, Some girl dropped out of Phi Mu I guess and started a Multi-Cultural Sorority because she didnt feel like she belonged. At least that is the gist of what the website says.

Lambda Sigma Gamma is multicultural, but overall I believe their membership is predominately Latina.